Right. Let's get to our prophecy update. If you're able to stay, we'd certainly encourage you to do so.

Maybe another 20, 30 minutes ish, heavy on the ish.

If you need to leave, have a blessed week in the Lord.

So today's update is one that will require a preface of sorts in the sense that I'm keenly aware of

how it might be perceived as sensational. And I'll explain why I say that the Holy Spirit has directed me to

talk about just how quickly and suddenly everything as we know it can change.

And I'm not basing that chiefly on a sense or a feeling.

Rather, I'm basing it on scriptures specific to the Lord's return coming quickly, suddenly,

and even unexpectedly.

Listen to what Jesus said in Matthew's Gospel chapter 24 verses 42 through 44. He says, therefore,

keep watch because you do not know on what day your Lord will come. But understand this. If the owner of the house had known at what time of

night the thief was coming, he would have kept watch and would not have let his house be broken

into. So you also must be ready because the son of man will come at an hour when you do not expect him.

What is Jesus saying here? What Jesus is saying here is we're to keep watching and keep expecting

his return, especially, and listen very carefully, especially when it seems like, hey, everything's good.

This business as usual.

Things just kind of go on as they always have.

You know what's striking to me.

And I've noticed this as of late.

There's this tendency towards apathy and complacency especially on the part of Christians and certainly the church. And please again, don't misunderstand me.

I don't want to just stand up here and rant and rave and beat up the church and beat up Christians.

It's just that it seems as I get out and about, which isn't very often, by the way,

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